Movelio Bed Roller Professional

Bed Roller, I-Roller, S-Roller, comfort pillow and free access to Movelio Smarter Recovery.

For users up to 130 kg. Fully assembled. Height-adjustable, reversible comfort pillow.

Start with light pressure. Stop if you feel pain. Read the user manual before your first session.

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Up to 5 years’ warranty. See warranty terms ↗

Massage and back mobilisation for professional environments

Movelio Bed Roller Professional gives employees, members and clients access to adjustable massage and controlled back mobilisation – on their own terms.

Designed for workplaces, gyms, clinics and wellness spaces, it arrives fully assembled and ready to use.

From gentle to deep massage

Users lie comfortably and control the massage themselves. By adjusting the frame, they can gradually change the pressure from gentle contact to deep massage. The frame has six height settings at each end, providing 36 height and angle combinations.

Bed Roller can be used on the back, glutes, hips and thighs. It also allows users to combine massage with gentle, controlled movement of the back.

Made for shared use

Professional is designed for repeated use and supports users up to 130 kg / 287 lbs. Its height-adjustable pillow can also be turned 180 degrees to accommodate users of different heights.

Both rollers are included:

• I Roller provides broader, more even contact.
• S Roller has a central channel and provides more targeted contact alongside the spine.

The free Movelio Smarter Recovery app is included, with guidance on body areas, roller choice, pressure and session duration.

Fully assembled · Supports up to 130 kg · No electricity or charging

Compare Movelio with a massage gun and massage chair.

Frequently asked questions

What is Bed Roller Professional designed for?

It is designed for self-massage and controlled back mobilisation in shared environments such as workplaces, gyms, clinics and wellness centres. It is delivered fully assembled and supports users up to 130 kg.

How do users adjust the pressure?

The frame has six height settings at each end, giving 36 height and angle combinations. Users can start with gentle pressure and gradually adjust it to a level that feels comfortable.

Which areas can be massaged?

Bed Roller can be positioned for the upper, middle and lower back, glutes, outer hips, and the front and outer thighs. Follow the user manual for positioning and safe use.

What is the difference between the two rollers?

The I Roller provides broader, more even contact. The S Roller has a central channel and provides more targeted contact alongside the spine and on other suitable muscle areas.

Do users need assistance?

Bed Roller is designed for self-use. Before starting, users should read the instructions and understand how to position themselves and adjust the pressure. Staff can demonstrate the settings and rollers when needed.

Does it need electricity or charging?

No. Bed Roller uses body weight, gravity and the user’s own movement. It has no motor or battery.

How is it different from a massage gun or massage chair?

A massage gun uses powered percussion and is usually held by the user or another person. A massage chair uses motors and preset programmes. With Bed Roller, users lie down and control the pressure and movement themselves.

What is the difference between Home and Professional?

Professional is designed for repeated use in shared spaces, supports users up to 130 kg and arrives fully assembled. It also has a height-adjustable pillow that can be turned 180 degrees. Home supports users up to 100 kg and requires assembly.

What does back mobilisation mean?

Here, mobilisation means gentle, controlled movement of the back while using Bed Roller. It is not the same as spinal manipulation performed by a healthcare professional and does not replace medical assessment or treatment.

When should Bed Roller not be used?

Do not use Bed Roller during pregnancy, if you are under 16, or if you have an acute injury or trauma, paralysis or relevant implants. Stop if use causes pain, numbness or worsening symptoms. If you are unsure whether it is suitable, consult a qualified healthcare professional.